i thought Babel looked a bit dodgy, but touching your arse the first time you meet?Lakitu said:and a bloke touching my arse![]()
hadareud said:why the **** could he not do that when it mattered?
hadareud said:edit: oh god, it's this guy commentating again on gol tv.
yeahvelvet_nitemare said:
Quicker than Henry? We'll see next year...Mama Smurf said:Great goal, I'd like to see him in the Premiership.
Messi's acceleration is ridiculous. I don't know if he's the fastest player around, though I'm sure he's up there, but I'm pretty sure he's the fastest off the mark.
hadareud said:yeah
he's too excited for me
every time I hear "Ay-yiay" I get read to kill
http://85.92.128.155/~myp2p/Matches/Match3.htmAnnoying Old Party Man said:anywhere on the net to see this match?![]()
More like the inverse, Brazil plays a lot better when they face us and we are playing good (and viceversa too). The problem wasn't scare, the problem were they playing like an impressive european team on the defense (Dunga's philosophy and experience as a player was clear as water on the field), and making perfect counter-attacks.BatiGOOOOOOL said:As always, Argentina can't see a Brazil jersey without shitting their pants.
Was at my dad's place crying, sorry.Mama Smurf said:Where's cae?
You're not really Argentinian if you admit to that.cae said:Yeah, pretty shitty. I would write a lot, but my english sucks and you guys don't care, so... gratz Brazil, best football country of the history by a landslide.
Mario_Hugo said:That said, Brazil was overtly aggressive - they played ugly. I think once you have 5 yellow cards, next yellow should out a player. But, if the world cup match with Germany is any indication - that's the best way to take Argentina out. Forget joga bonito.